A few examples of appraisal values for
POST LANTERN

• Copper post lantern ca. 1900 27" h.
  Copper post lantern ca. 1900 27" h. ?
• PRIMITIVE WOODEN BOX CANDLE
  PRIMITIVE WOODEN BOX CANDLE LANTERNca. 18th-19th century; mortise and pin constructed lantern with through mortise corner post, four clear lenses, hinged door on early iron butt hinges, hook and wire keeper and twisted wire pale handle with tin arched vent hood, 7"x 7"x 14 3/4"; Condition: extensive powder post beetle damage, unknown origin
• 19TH CENTURY TIN POST
  19TH CENTURY TIN POST LANTERN.19th Century Tin Post Lantern. 29"h. Condition: : Good with Rust. No burner present.
• A Brass 'Post Lantern B' Signal
  A Brass 'Post Lantern B' Signal Light 19th/Early 20th Century with plaque on base reading Post Lantern B and shade marked Corning. Height 26 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayderman
• Continental Carved and Stained
  Continental Carved and Stained Oak Figural Lantern, fourth quarter 19th century, the stand in the form of a bust of a pensive gargoyle, the mouth fitted with a wrought-wire hook suspending a diminutive, tapered, cut-tin and pebbled amber glass table lantern of square section, h. 12".
• Large punched tin lantern,
  Large punched tin lantern, conical punched ventilator at top, single large glass pane at front with mounts for three candles with reflector behind, wooden bottom, looped strap handle on curved back, probably American, 1820-1840, 17-1/2 in. Traces of old green and black paint, glass front probably replaced, now electrified. Paul P. Zickell Collection
• TWO CARRIAGE LAMPS AND A HANGING
  TWO CARRIAGE LAMPS AND A HANGING LANTERN the first with beveled glass panes; the second hexagonal witgh brass supports and pierced frame 21 and 19 1/2 in. respectively electrified; and a black painted metal circular plaque with embossed central tavern scene within a border of putti masks baskets and foliage dia: 25 in. (4) -
• MONUMENTAL COPPER AND GLASS OUTDOOR
  MONUMENTAL COPPER AND GLASS OUTDOOR LANTERNAmerican, early 20th century, octagonal with six panes of glass, back two panels hinged, electrified with eight candle slip sconces, wrought iron mounting bracket with curled supports, 45 x 20 x 25 in.; bracket, 15-1/4 x 8 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mountain Couple Condition: patina, separation of support at hinge, accretion, rust, scratching to glass, denting, loss to window caulking, not tested for functionality
• An polychrome decorated artisan
  An polychrome decorated artisan stoneware sculpture, “Post Apocalyptic”, signed on back with impressed signature. 17”H Condition: good overall CT Transfer Fee $20
• TWO CARRIAGE LAMPS AND A HANGING
  TWO CARRIAGE LAMPS AND A HANGING LANTERN the first with beveled glass panes; the second hexagonal witgh brass supports and pierced frame 21 and 19 1/2 in. respectively electrified; and a black painted metal circular plaque with embossed central tavern scene within a border of putti masks baskets and foliage dia: 25 in. (4) -
• ART NOUVEAU PATINATED WHITE METAL
  ART NOUVEAU PATINATED WHITE METAL FIGURAL NEWEL POST LAMP, early 20th century, a young maiden stands on a naturalistic ground while holding a flower stem in one hand and reaching for a bud with the other, mounted on a black marble plinth, painted patina, ht. 35 1/2 in.
• SET OF FOUR VENETIAN LANTERNS
  SET OF FOUR VENETIAN LANTERNS 18th/19th century; together with another larger example (5)
• NEAR PAIR PAINTED METAL LANTERNS,
  NEAR PAIR PAINTED METAL LANTERNS, CA 1920 Near pair painted metal lanterns, circa 1920, seemingly meant to be mounted on posts, of stepped and paneled form, with chipped ice glass panes. Provenance: From the Collection of Bruce Cusmano, Metropolitan Artifacts, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: h. 25. 5", dia. 8. 5".
• VINTAGE TOLE PEINTE CHINOISERIE
  VINTAGE TOLE PEINTE CHINOISERIE LANTERN of octagonal form with sandblasted glass panes h:38 in. Other Notes: DHS
• BARN LANTERN. Second half 20th
  BARN LANTERN. Second half 20th century. Nicely done replica with wood frame and tin hood. Split in top. 9"h. not including bail handle.
• CONTEMPORARY TIN HANGING LANTERN
  CONTEMPORARY TIN HANGING LANTERN Late 20th century, three light form, antiqued tin with glass panels, with chain and ceiling cap.
• Pair Toleware Mirror-Back
  Pair Toleware Mirror-Back Lanterns British or Continental, early 20th century, rectangular with gilt metal mounts, crown style drop pediment, mirror backs with rayed panels, 19 in.; matching clip-on shades with abalone panels,
• Painted tin pumpkin parade
  Painted tin pumpkin parade lantern late 19th c. 6" h. ?
• Pair early copper and colored glass
  Pair early copper and colored glass post mount lanterns. Converted to electric and with a circular base for tabletop use. Each lantern has five windows each with a different colored curved glass pane for a shade. Embossed copper decorations around the crown repousse decorated throughout with swag and quatrefoil borders. Colors of glass panes include amethyst ruby amber emerald and cobalt. Condition: lanterns may need to be re-wired (recommended) heavy patina to copper one lantern is missing cobalt glass insert minor dents to copper decorations one lantern needs to have the base re-attached see images. Each lantern measures a total of 31.5'' tall x 10.25'' wide. Shipping weight 13 lbs.
• BRASS AND GLASS LANTERN of
  BRASS AND GLASS LANTERN of typical form with metal frame and glass panels
• Two wooden trapezoidal lanterns:
  Two wooden trapezoidal lanterns: one with mortised wooden frame with chamfered edges, four glass windows, 14 in., tin top probably a replacement ; one pine with tin ventilator at top,17-3/4 in., splits and separations, several repairs , probably English, first half 19th century. Both with glass windows probably replaced, traces of old black paint and wax residue. Tom and Pam Thornton Antiques
• An American Neo-gothic Vaseline
  An American Neo-gothic Vaseline Glass Hanging Lantern circa 1920 of octagonal form having pale Gothic style patterns on all sides. Height 24 x width 8 1/2 x depth 8 1/2 inches.
• Punched tin sconce lantern,
  Punched tin sconce lantern, demilune shape with hinged rear door, front with wirework over glass pane, top with several smoke holes, punched stars, American, late 18th/early 19th century, 13-3/4 in. excluding hand-wrought chain. Glass probably replaced, one smoke hole lacking flap, scattered light rust and dents, formerly electrified, slight wax residue. J. Barton Benson Collection, Abington, Pennsylvania
• Three wooden lanterns: one with
  Three wooden lanterns: one with mortised wooden frame below domed and pierced top, single candle mount, probably American, first quarter 19th century, 14-1/4 in., three glass panels replaced, metal top with corrosion, minor losses and cracks to wood frame , Provenance: Paul P. Zickell Collection; one diminutive with tin top and wooden frame and base, nailed hinges, probably Continental, late 18th/early 19th century, 7-1/4 in., fire damage to inside door, corrosion to handle fittings, glass replaced, cracks and separations to wood frame, heavy corrosion and loss to metal heat deflector , Provenance: Ruth S. Nutty Antiques; one six-sided with pine frame with mortise-and-peg construction, glass windows, probably Continental, early 19th century, 12-3/4 in., some separations and breaks, glass windows probably replaced , Provenance: Balsam Antiques, Balsam, North Carolina, 1998.
• French painted metal hanging
  French painted metal hanging portico lantern tapered hexagonal metal and glass-paneled hanging fixture with finial. H30'' W19'' Provenance: Raleigh North Carolina private collection.
• LANTERN. American 19th century.
  LANTERN. American 19th century. Octagonal lantern in a wooden frame with glass panes and iron ring. Tin candle holder. 18''h.
• A LARGE MARITIME BRASS SHIP'S
  A LARGE MARITIME BRASS SHIP'S POST LANTERN TURN OF THE 20TH CENTURY A Large maritime brass ship's post lantern turn of the 20th century, retains plaque marked Post Lantern B, glass very good with no cracks NOTE: These lamps have been designated for U.S. Lighthouse service, overall 27"h x 12"w
• Attractive Pair of English
  Attractive Pair of English Weathered Brass and Parcel-Gilt Cut Glass Portico Lanterns, in the form of double canopy carriage lights, second quarter 20th century, each fitted with an interior pendant triple-light mini-chandelier, each facade of beveled glass centered with a gilded eight-point star, each fitted with a period suspension chain,h. 16-1.2", w. 18-1/4", d. 11".
• NEWELL POST LAMP. A cherub with
  NEWELL POST LAMP. A cherub with floriform torch on a red mottled marble base. 23 3/4'' h.
• After Walter Inglis Anderson
  After Walter Inglis Anderson (Mississippi 1903-1965) "Pelicans on a Post" linocut hand-colored by M. Konter label en verso 16 3/4 in. x 8 3/4 in. framed.
• 19TH CENTURY PARCEL GILT HANGING
  19TH CENTURY PARCEL GILT HANGING LANTERN Open metal work with applied masks, coat of arms, angels with serpent legs and pineapple finial.
• PR 19TH C. COPPER & IRON LANTERN
  PR 19TH C. COPPER & IRON LANTERN STREET POSTS Pair of American or European Victorian era copper, glass, and cast non-electrified iron lanterns and street posts, 19th century, having anthemion decoration on patterned bases, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Allen Maines, Atlanta, Georgia. Approx. h. 16", w. 15.5", d. 17".
• TIN LANTERN. American 2nd
  TIN LANTERN. American 2nd half-19th century. Glass paned lantern marked ''Mason's'' with a ring for candle or font and a mercury glass reflector. 18''h.
• Two similar punched tin lanterns:
  Two similar punched tin lanterns: doors with single projecting glass window, bands of punched decoration, one15-1/4 in., lacking handle, window probably replaced, scattered rust and losses to base, traces of old black and gold paint over lightly rusted and pitted surface ; one with extensive floral and compass decoration in rectangular panels, old orange paint,15-1/2 in., light rust and pitting under paint, glass window probably replaced , American, late 18th century. Found in Shenandoah Valley, Virginia; Sandra W. Crowther Antiques, Lynchburg, Virginia, 1994
• Two punched tin lanterns with
  Two punched tin lanterns with conical tops: one with circular rosette below looped handle, three large smoke holes, soldered joints, door and body with rolled edges, 15-1/2 in., soot discoloration, old uncleaned dry surface with scattered rust ; one with rows of vertical and fan shaped slits framed with rows of punched holes, loop handle, door with rolled edges, 14 in., extensive light rust , both probably American, late 18th/early 19th century. Collection of H. Donald Nelson, Williamsburg, Virginia.
• Two tin lanterns: one with three
  Two tin lanterns: one with three projecting bays with tapered sides and glass windows, circular bands of punched decoration, old black-painted surface, 17-1/2 in., windows probably replaced, otherwise good condition ; one with three projecting windows, 13 in., overall light rust and pitting, losses to top, some wax residue , American, late 18th century.